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Long-nosed bandicoot
Long-nosed bandicoot
Bandicoot worksheet page.pdfBandicoot adaptation page from Field of Mars EEC excursion worksheet
Ecosystem benefit of bio-turbator animals. Source City of Ryde - flora and fauna surveys 2017 https://www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/files/assets/public/environment/flora-and-fauna-studies-2017-final-report.pdf . (page 233)
Podcast – Bandicoots in Sydney backyards, ABC Off Track program, Saturday 13 June 2015 (28:20min)
Copy of remote camera footage RECORDED AT TERRY'S CREEK, RYDE LGA.mp4Remote camera footage – Bandicoot in Terry's Creek Reserve, Ryde. Terry's Creek is a similar patch of remnant bushland to The Sugarloaf.
Resources
Bandicoot role as Bioturbators, Feb 2020 Article in "The conversation"
Bandicoot facts, NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Living with bandicoots, Backyard Buddies
Bandicoot distribution and information, Atlas of Living Australia
How Bandicoot digs affect soil. Taken from Feb 2020 Article in "The Conversation". http://theconversation.com/one-little-bandicoot-can-dig-up-an-elephants-worth-of-soil-a-year-and-our-ecosystem-loves-it-132266
Red-crowned toadlet
Red-crowned toadlet
Resources
Red-crowned toadlet distribution and information, Atlas of Living Australia
Red-crowned toadlet profile, NSW Office of Environment and Heritage
Red-crowned toadlet profile, Australian Museum
Red-crowned toadlet facts, Frogs of Australia
'Species' traits drive amphibian tolerance to anthropogenic habitat modification', Liu, G. et al. (2021)
Infographic on frog species tolerance to human modified habitats (Liu, G. 2021; Source: Twitter).
The Red-crowned toadlet is one of the frog species that have been classes as being less tolerant of human habitat modification.
2021-05-australian-frogs-dont-tolerate-human.pdfToadlet worksheet page.pdfToadlet adaptation page from Field of Mars EEC worksheet
RedcrownedtoadletEia0501.pdfPage updated
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